#Allwinner tablet flashing tools update#
Initially, Allwinner named their SoCs chronologically:īut, somewhere in 2013, Allwinner decided to update their naming scheme to be based on the ARM core used instead: (taken from the A80 SDK kernel code).
#Allwinner tablet flashing tools series#
"X" - (B/MR/S/VR) - series Allwinner B288 This is somewhat confirmed by the (identical) SoC ID the BROM reports. īy comparing the product pages the R16 seems to be a relabeled version of A33. This SoC gets used in the minicomputer presented in Next Thing Co.'s C.H.I.P. The Allwinner R8 is repackaged version of the A13.
sun3i have only official linux support, sunii have no linux support, only Allwinner's "Melis" RTOS.īased on ARMv5 ARM926-EJS core and currently targeted for low market devices such as cheap ebook readers, etc.į1C700 seems to be a remarked A13, and it's ARMv7.īoxchip F10 aka SoChip SC9800 aka Teclast T8100īoxchip F15 aka SoChip SC8600 aka Teclast T7200īased on ARMv7/ARMv8 Cortex-A cores (A7/A53) targeted for video OTT (over-the-top) boxes and high-end gaming consoles: "F"-Series Note: The F series is not supported by the linux-sunxi community due to lack of developers and hardware.
T series processors target the Automotive products like ADAS.į series are processors based on Allwinner’s melis OS, mainly used in smart video radios, video MP5, etc īased on ARMv7 Cortex-A cores (Cortex-A7, A8 and A15) targeted for high-end devices like digital media players, tablets, and netbooks:Ĥ x Cortex-A7 CPU-cores + 4 x Cortex-A15 CPU-cores (using ARM big.LITTLE heterogeneous CPU architecture) V for video-related applications, including video surveillance, automotive DVR, etc H for “Homlet”, mainly used in home entertainment applications, including smart OTT boxes, HDMI mini PCs, gaming boxes, etc A series processors are used for mobile applications, mainly referring to tablet application here ī for "Book", used for E-book tablet reader.
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